Very interesting, but studies like this (https://gustavus.edu/psychology/docum...) point out that people inherently recognize a person's sex in their face on a statistically-significant level. It's why faces like that of Dylan Mulvaney strike a dischordant note: we see the face and see a male but the other clues (dress, hairstyle, makeup, etc.) hint at a more feminine association. The fact is that sex (I refuse to use the word gender when sex is the appropriate word) is inherent and recognizable at the subconscious level despite efforts by advocates to persuade us otherwise.

I had a response to this before I realized it was our darling Bee! I'll save it for later. N